1. Japan
... garden (Ito, 19). The result is an asymmetric composition which achieves a certain balance. Rhythm is achieved in the comp! osition of the garden by arranging the stones in different alternating heights, creating a sense of movement for the eye. One can realize the importance of harmony and design of the garden as each stone is carefully placed in their own positions. Each ... ...
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